A woman and two doctors in South Korea have been found guilty of murder by a court. They are accused of killing a newborn baby.
Prosecutors stated the woman wanted to end her pregnancy when she was 36 weeks along. The court heard that the baby was born alive.
The prosecution believes the baby was killed after birth. The surgeon who performed the operation on the woman and the hospital director were named as part of the conviction.
The specific details of how the baby was killed remain under investigation by authorities.
This case highlights severe legal and ethical questions surrounding pregnancy termination and neonatal care.
The court's decision reflects the legal system's stance on crimes against newborns.
Further legal proceedings are expected regarding sentencing.